Condor Colossus Duffel Bag - 3 in 1 Rugged Tactical Gear Bag - Backpack/Duffle/Shoulder - Lightweight Multicompartment with 52L Storage (Military, Outdoors, First Responders)

My intention for this bag was a durable, long lasting, inclusive GYM bag. That's right,I go thru major named brand gym bags within 9 months to a year. I've tried all major brands for fitness gear. They dont seem to last under daily stress and or washing. I'm really expecting this one to last based off first impressions. First of all, the bag is thick, I think its 100 denim they call it. It has all the space in the large compartment plus. I have 1 workout outfit, my spare items like socks, undies, and a fancy work shift for the surprise meetings. I also have all my daily gym gear that fits in the side compartments, shoe section and inside lid pockets. It is rather stout at the moment and like previous gym bags, material tends to break down after washing, I put this thru the wash prior to 1st use and it actually stiffened up more, like carhart pants do. That's good. It is still flexible around my thighs when using the shoulder strap, plus it has the hide away pocket for the shoulder straps, perfect for a quick water bottle grab or loose papers like mail or documents I need to carry as I go along the walk to the car from home in the morning. Hay look, if you work out at the gym, have an office job, and food prep, you know carrying all kinds of bags makes you look like your always chasing down a plane about to leave the gate at the airport. This bag fits everything I have with room to spare. It is by far the largest in terms of space any gym bag has had to offer, even the largest us bag on the market, other than going to a hockey or soccer bag, this is perfect for gym travel. You wont be disappointed

I have been a fan of Condor since about 2011, and their quality has continuously improved over the years. Although I gave the bag five stars due to quality and durability, I do have two complaints. 1. For being called the Colossus, it really is not that big. I looked at the dimensions of the bag and thought it would be big enough, but it was a fight to fit 5 days worth of clothing. I did put a pair of boots in the boot pocket, which obviously takes up room in the main compartment. Had I not put boots in it, it could have held more clothes. The reason I did not deduct a star for this is because my failure to visualize the size based on Condor's dimensions doesn't justify me taking off a star. GREAT for a 3-day weekend but anything more will be pushing it. 2. I don't like that the backpack straps unclip from one side but not the other. I don't have any use for the backpack straps, so I would like to take them off. However, to do this I would have to unclip each one on one side, then cut them off on the other side. I feel as though both sides being detachable would seriously upgrade the bag. Overall, absolutely a great bag for a 3-day weekend with plenty of pockets and solid durability.

I bought 3 of these bags. Just did an international move. They are an ideal size to get up to 50 lbs, with a variety of compartments for stowing gear or personal items. The shoulder straps are a nice option if desired. My family observed that for a mix of clothes and personal items like shoes, or some tools, books, etc., this bag was a good size. If you need more volume for lighter items, then you might need a larger suitcase. The size of this bag is also convenient for like a 4 night get away where you need some gear and clothes for different climates or conditions. This high quality material and design held up very well on the international trip where the airlines generally leave your bags looking like they were dragged down the runway, run over by the plane, torn up by wild dogs, and then placed on the baggage claim belt. These bags I bought came through with flying colors, and none of the stitching blew out like other bags I have bought before. I am very pleased with these bags.

Use this all the time it’s a great bag

I was surprised it was not bigger. I purchased this to use as a checked bag for an upcoming military training. I needed a checked bag I could put about 1 weeks worth of combat uniforms, socks, underwear, t shirts, toiletries, fitness uniforms, tennis shoes, and combat boots in. The bag though had to fold back up due to limited berthing in the room I was staying in. This looked like it would work well. I packed it up tonight. It is filled to the top but is holding 4 sets of army combat uniforms (blouses and trousers), 6 pairs of boot socks, 3 patrol caps, 1 pair of combat boots, 2 pairs of sneakers, shower shoes, toiletries, underwear for 1 week, and 4 fitness uniforms (shirts and shorts). I could zip it pretty comfortably. I was hoping to have a little more room so I could put my laptop bag in the top of this once I got it from the baggage claim at the airport, but I don’t think that will work. I’ll post an update on durability after American Airlines beats the crap out of it on this trip. UPDATE So this bag went with me to and from a month long army school and I beat it up pretty good and it held up great. It’s been across the country a second time for a 3 day drill weekend in another state. It still looks brand new. A good size for a long weekend. I like having the side compartment that I can put my combat boots in and also a pair of running shoes. Inside has enough room to put 3 combat uniforms with shirts and socks and a couple fitness uniforms.

A pretty big bag. Not the biggest duffel out there, but it's big enough to put my 9 year old daughter into! I like the separate end compartment for boots, helps keep dirt and such off my clothes. The sides and top are soft, the bottom doesn't have much stiffness to it either, but it's sturdy, well constructed and made of a tough material. The shoulder straps are handy if you have to travel with it, since there's no wheels. And I really like the U shape top lid zipper.

Best gear bag I've owned!! This thing is cavernous but well organized at the same time. To give you an idea of what it can hold, here is a list of items that fit in it and still with room to spare. - 2 fully loaded JPCs (3 magazines each, minimaps attached and filled with eye pro, gloves, face pro, and headwraps) - 1 helmet - 2 extra shooting glasses - 4 additional soft-sided mesh masks - 2 suppressors - 1 rifle scope - 2 ptts - 2 radios - 2 headsets - 2x 1 liter bladder with hose - 4 bags of bbs (3000+ count) - 2 empty chest-rigs Ocassionally also a pdw sized M4. With better planning and organization, more can definitely fit in there. If you plan on going to a full-day airsoft game the gear bag will carry everything needed for 2 people (boots/shoes not included). The thing also has backpack straps that you can stow away when not needed, a sturdy shoulder strap and handles that can be velcroed together. The bottom has a "rubberized" texture and feet pads that are quite at ease on any surface. Love the darned thing and it just makes heading out that much easier, it's literally a grab and go bag and cuts down on my prep time. Highly recommend

I got this bag hopping itll hold all my armour, not all my gear, just the armour and the pockets. Helmet fits fine, so does the body armour with pockets for mags for pistol x3, grenades x2, holster, light, trauma kit, radio, water, admin pouch, cat, and even a patch/card carrier, and 3x2 g36 mags, and 1x3 mags, for ak, stanag, hk, oh and 1x LMG mag, batonette. That fits, at a squeeze so does the battle belt with all the other stuff, 4x40mm grenades, 1x tall and 3x hand grenades, dump pouch, 3 misc pouches, and a second holster for issue side arm because I carry something else, call it a trophy weapon. But boots are a no-no as are sapi plates. If you're looking for a bag to hold bar guns it all if you're going "regulation" this isnt it. Its a good bag, and if you're a speedsofter it'll do you well, nice an sturdy, but sadly, its not big enough to replicate the needs of service personnel.

This is the third one I've purchased and I have not been disappointed yet. Versatile bag with plenty of space and strength. I regularly overload them. One of them has a quarter-inch fray on one of the backpack straps, likely from my abuse. I keep one at home, one at work, and one as a backup in case for some silly reason they stop production.

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Acheté il y a quasiment un an, je l'ai plusieurs fois utilisé pour des voyages (pas en avion). Solide avec une capacité correcte (ne conviendrait pas à une personne se changeant 36 fois par jour). Le design militaire est très sympa. Pour l'instant la bandoulière et les bretelles (mode sac à dos) semble tenir et solides. Je le recommande.